using maple syurp to seal blunts instead of honey.

[Way2many]

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Way2many Reviewed by Way2many on 01-09-2007. using maple syurp to seal blunts instead of honey. ??? Rating: 5

[orangeman]

Why not just not use honey or syrup at all? You say you're a Phillie Blunt man and I've rolled with them. They stick well enough already, why need honey? They burn proper too lol. I really don't see why people use honey or anything like that. It's a waste and unnecessary to me. Btw wtf is a blunt nazi?

[Way2many]

Blunt nazi - someone who hates on another because of what ciggarello they prefer.

and its just a question asked out of curiousty.

[Nochowderforyou]

That sounds silly to me. Use your saliva to seal it. Using honey along the edge of the blunt wouldn't burn even, unless the honey was evenly spread on the paper.

[Canadianbudburner]

i've used honey and maple syrup (i love being a canadian in a US college, growin up on a farm that makes maple syrup lol)!! you have to water down the maple syrup a bit, let it soak in water for an afternoon and mix it constantly. Then soak your blunt in it for like 30 seconds. Let it dry out until its moist enough to roll. Twist that bitch up and use Qtip to spread a bit of maple syrup along the edge of the blunt that you would usually just lick...a great tasting Canadian delicacy lol

Happy smokin'

[MacWQ33]

You definitely do not need honey or maple syrup to SEAL the blunt...but I think you already know that. But, honey can be used to spread a small amount on the inside of the blunt before the weed is put in. Then roll normally...then we usually throw it in the freezer for a little while. When you smoke it...you'll get a sweet taste, and that blunt will burn twice as slow, trust me. As for using maple...I think it could work, but honey is your best bet, so I'd suggest go pick some up.

[Metaphor]

only put that shit on your blunt if theres gunna be like 3 or 4 heads smoking it

[Reefer Rogue]

Use a pancake.

[ValkyrieAg]

uhh, guys its not really to 'seal' it, its just to give it flavor and aroma.

[Way2many]

uhh, guys its not really to 'seal' it, its just to give it flavor and aroma.

yeah this is what i meant.